Who pays for cutting carbon out of making cement?
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At a recent Columbia Business School gathering focused on cement decarbonisation, Maher Al-Haffar, chief financial officer at Cemex, one of the world’s largest cement companies, had a message for his peers: “There’s a misconception that for any emitting industry, the cost of transition is value-destructive to shareholders,” he said. “In our industry, we actually think it’s value-creating.”
Many in the sector agree that decarbonisation of cement, one of the world’s most ubiquitous commodities, is possible and potentially even profitable. The question is: who pays for the transition and which strategies should be prioritised?
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Related:
Decarbonizing Cement, Columbia Business School’s Climate Knowledge Initiative
